Canadian fan favourite Chris Boucher is last remaining member of Toronto’s 2019 championship team
The veteran forward spent most of last season at the far end of the Toronto Raptors’ bench, rarely seeing playing time. Even with the team rocked by a raft of injuries, Boucher averaged 14.1 minutes of play over 50 games, his lowest numbers in both categories since the 2019-20 season.
“Right now that’s all I’m trying to do now. I’m trying to be effective more and need to find ways to impact the game.” “You just keep believing that it’s going to get better,” said Boucher. “At this point, every time I’ve been with the Raptors it’s been a lot of injuries that comes and goes.Boucher got one of the loudest ovations from the sold-out Scotiabank Arena crowd during team introductions before the home opener. As the last remaining member of Toronto’s 2019 championship team, he is still a fan favourite.
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